"When I had an emergency CS at 6 months, the first person that called was his wife. They started praying and doing everything. My boss will call me 'Aunty Dayo, e ma worry, the baby will survive.'He will come to the hospital and check on the child, check on me and tell me don't worry that child will survive. You know he was there financially. He does that till I used like three months in the hospital, he was there. He was there prayerfully, he was there emotionally.I got out from the hospital, my boss was still paying my allowance.My boss was a man of God. If you want to spray him he will tell you I can't do it. My boss is a man of God. I can say it anywhere, he is a man of God. He is selfless, very selfless. He doesn't take sides.He's a wonderful man. I never knew, if I had known that he is an angel I would have held his leg very well. Toluwanisings, he's an angel. An angel. I know he has gone to rest, it's painful but we judge God faithful."— Heartbroken band member of Late Gospel Singer Toluwani Sings says while paying her last tribute on stage